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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Mrs. F. Cohu, who has baen seriously ill
for some days was much better yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Mr.. A. Knight and c. Firebaugh yestor-
day bought one huadred AMI twenty scres
five miles west Of the city for $4,000.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Mr. John Stewart was offered $4,000 for
his Fourth avenue property yesterday but
refused
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Every 5osly TO know that Golds.auit Keeps
the finest and best stock Of hats N the c:ty al
- Douglas ave dSl@t
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Nr. G. r: Slocum, drayrnan, yesterday
sold his property on the corner OF Fifth and
Central avenues Tor $4,000
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Mr.. Chris Kimmerle is: suffering with
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The students of the high school yesterday
rendered a unanimous vote of thanks to
Superintendent NJ. Chidister for couple of
valuable books donated to their library.
The small book case the school now has is
not sufficient to hold the books they have
aud another larger case is much needed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Rev. J. Halter, formerly pastor 81 the
German n. E. church, Of this city. row
located a. Endora, called yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Degree Of Honor. Regular meeting to-
night in A. O. L. W. hall
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

j. '. Motif returned from Chicago yester-
day. He has been off in the interest of the
Kansas Furniture company, which corpora
ton viii loom mp in the near future as one
of the biggest and stiffest firms il Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The Frisco from the north Wednesday
evening was two hours late
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

John himmerle yesterday sold his resi-
dence, corner Second aud River street to
Mr.. Nch zie, OF the carriage works, for
$500. Last July Mr.. Kimmerle paid for
the sanle $500.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Little Willie Roush, sou of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. e. Roush, North Main street, died last
evening, and another home is darkened and
grief alone reigns there Willie was bright
promising boy. The funeral will take place
from the home of the parents at O'Clock
this afternoon
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The packing house of Alderman 6 Co v III
commence slaughtering cattle today. Yes
terday three hundred head OF fat cattle ar
rived from Woodson county.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26
T ECrURE COURSE.

7 ECrURE COURSE.
The ". {. T L. season tickets W IN be an sale ct
the Union Ticket Office. Price 81 - 20 extrs Charge
Tor reserTed seats. Single ticket &c ana 81 &c
Or. 1rdry, February :.
Kate Field March O.
To he follow ed by the Alpine Ckor and Tyrolese
Company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

4 surveyor was locating the business
building on the West Side yesterday that
viii be put az by Fir. Coop. Excavating
viii commence immediately
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The Ladies Aid society of the Enpor a
avenue III. f. church will meet at the RESI-
''ence Of Mrs Pierce, 2lS South Emporia,
this afternoon at $50
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Hiss Alice Boyd, Of Indiana is visiting her
brother +. 6. NJ. Boyd and her uncle Mr.
James HalloweIi. She expects to re main in
the city some months
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

One OF the most complete things in the
way Of lighting apparatus, meeting public
favor. is the TIleon incende~cent lamp. 1t
X simple in construction one wick viii last
a wear. one lamp lifetime, less than a
quart o, oil will ill the font. which viii
burn ten hours and give Light equal in power
TO cighty-aye sperm candies Il Is cheap
perfectly safe-insurance companies Teeo-1-
mend them. The sale q ;hsTn l. unparalleled.
being new and SO perfect hr. Hugh
Hughes, $40 North EnForia aFersue, = sole
agent for the sale OF the lamp IN this citF-
Scott E. Winnie Of Cottonwood Fails. :
Eehureigh. Ringnaa; J. W. Bury, New
Philadelphia: J. {. Thinker and Frank
Thomas OF Chicago. were among yesterday :
arrivals AZ Hotel Gandolso.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26
THE COURTS.
7 IT II OOt N i "a
PROBATE COURT.


Final settlement was yesterday made in
the Hendon estate.
Marriage licenses were issued to-wit: J. A.
Canody and Julia 4. r. Craun, both of Mt
Hope; George L. Blood and Erna ]. Dun
can, both OF Seigwick county; James W.
Cloud and Ida E. Jackson. both OF Wichita.
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice Barrett's court s. " Richmond
VS.. Lydia Benton for SIS medical services
was decided in favor of plaintiff; tHo eases
went by default and two were compromised
At Justice Walkers the preliminary of
Crenshaw, the .Aan who shot William Sill
vars, was finished. He was bound over to
answer at the next term OF the District
court on the charge OF assault with intent to
murder. The necessary bond which was
fixed at s., 600 was furnished by John Car
roll. Several civil cases were also disposed
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Last night there was "a meeting Of the
mortar workmen and bod carriers OF TIE
the city. 4 union was formed with 223
names on the roll
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WIcHIrA MUSEUM
South Main 81, near Douglas Ave,
The popular family resort Of the city. Cue week
commencing January 2stE.
cURIo PARLoRs.
PROF. OLIVER LOCK.
And lis ;ronpe Of bohemian Glass Blowers.
perfect Glass lrcine made OF 80 pieces OF glass
y model of tie Great CoIess engine.
First time here,
-o-DON CkMERON.-o-
Smalles: human being that walks the earth. The
pet OF the ladies.
-o-MADAME NAOMI-o-
The American Giantess-A mountain of fesh-
-o-DR. Low DOw-o--
Chinese Centinagian, Musician and Magician.
AUDITORIUM.
MONDAY T;.ecaay and Wednesday. The beautiful
pastoral drama. 'Daj's Darling"
THURSDAY. Friday Saturday ard Sunday, the great
IRISH d anna, kathleen havourIesn.
Entire Change Of pnI MONDAY, JANUARY s!st
Admission 70 cents toaH.
eT~Open daily FRONT to iG D. IN.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Owing to the irnmonse crowds attending y . muse
uin, the management ira il necessary 20 make The
following announcement:
Doors open from 1p. TO IS u.
Ist performance = m. "a Performance 2:l5 p M
9Th l,e 10, nance ?-5j ?. IN.
GARFlELD OPERA HOUSE.
Formal Opening of Garfield Opera House.
@. a. r., Har, over TIE PosGofiscJ
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ,......
and THURSDAY JANUARY =
-o-vbe1 TIC Charming opcra.-o-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Henry Noltlemeyer of the firm of Tatgen-
horst & Noltemeyer, Queen City cigar fac
tory, had the misfortune to have his right
hand severely cut, last Friday afternoon.
The cutting machine, used to cut the filling,
became clogged, and Mr. n. put his hand in
10 remove the tobacco, at the same time
telling the wheel turner to stop turning.
The latter did not so do and the result is as
above Mr.. \. thinks it viii be some time
before he sill regain the use of his hand
4 lady writes us from Higgensport, Brown
county, Ohio, that she has $1,000 to invest.
She goes on to say: II thought any one who
could edit paper like the EAGLE and build
town like Wichita would know where to
invest my little fund, and feel / can trust
you That's all very faetering but we
must tell our trusting friend that we are not
i'll the real estate business.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26
Police COURT

Jap Aarlatte turned into the city treas
ury fines collected from j. p. Sparks, VIC
lator of the license ordinance, an1 Nina
Thomson, prostitute
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Will r. Morrison and family, of yelling
ton, are at Hotel Gandolfo
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Produced with CCmrany's own Scenery
and rcpietc with rigs Luetts, ChuTuseS and Sz,ec-
tons from I'll the poruiar operas Il the day.
Evening Prices ~ and 15r Matinee prices p and JA
Reserved seats on sale at Santa Re Ticket Office
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Mr.. Albert Mead was off for the Pacific
coast last evening, of for Gymas where he
holds the responsible position of travelling
auditor for the Santa Fe's Pacific extension.
He has enjoyed a furlough, having not only
had pleasant time with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Mead OF this
city, but having in the mean time taken
flying trip TO Boston, New York and other
eastern cities. We hope 10 see him ofTere
position such as his services and abilities
friends
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Rev. D. W. Phillips, of ElDorado, arrived
in the city last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

TIE students OF the Lewis academy were
excused yesterday morning for the day, the
strong north wind causing the stoves to
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Admission - cents toa!l.
RI Open daily from to 10 =. IN.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Owing 10 tie immense crowds attending e muse
uin, the management fra il Necessary 20 make The
following announcement:
Doors open from l y. to IS p.
lst performance , T. IA ri performance 3i5 =. M
Sd performance D. ~. 4th performance S:ij p.
9Th lre foi nance 9-5J p. IN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

N. c. j. Hafey, one OF Eureka's prominent
citizens, is in the metropolis.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

commence Strengthening cattle today Yes
terday three hundred head Of fat cattle ar
rived from Woodson county.
The Ladies' Aid society of the EnDor a
avenue III. f. church will meet at the res
'tence Of Mrs. Pierce, 2lS South Emporia,
this afternoon at $50
Mss Alice Boyd, Of Indiana, is visiting her
brother T. 6. NJ. Boyd and her uncle Mr..
James Halloween. She expects TO re main in
the city some months
Last night there was "a meeting OF the
mortar workmen and bod carriers or TIE
the city. 4 union was formed with 223
names on the roll.
The students OF the Lewis academy were
excused yesterday morning for the day, the
strong north wind causing the stoves to
smoke
Ed. Knoblauch, OF the City hotel, has re-
covered from scigo OF rheumatism which
confined him to his bed for several days
Suas Robinson left last evening for the
east to purchase the necessary material for
his ''E ening Journal
The basement for the new Grebi building,
corner Of First and Water streets was being
digged yesterday.
The two hundred and forty new opera
chairs were arranged in the Garfield opera
house yesterday.
The museum on Douglas avenue vacated
the room they have been occupying for a
clothing store.
J. P. Horton, of Anthony, is in the me
tropoliS attending TO business interests
N. c. j. Hafey, one OF Eureka's prominent
citizens, is in the metropolis.
Will r. Morrison and family, of yelling
ton, are at Hotel Gandolfo
Rev D. W. Phillips, of ElDorado, arrived
in the city last evening
Miss Alice Murdoch, Of FL Dorado, is visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. D. NJ. Elder, of ElDorado, is stopping
in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

Ed. KnoblGuch, OF the City hoteI, has re-
covered from a scigo OF rheumatism which
confined him TO his bed for several DAYS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The basement for the new Grebi building,
corner Of First and Water streets, was being
digged yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26
NOT ICE.

Mr.. D. NJ. Elder, of ElDorado, is stopping
in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The two hundred and forty new opera
chairs were arranged in the Garfield opera
house yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

The museum on Douglas avenue vacated
the room they have been occupying for q
clothing store
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-26

a COLD DAY. O.: THE LAPLAxDERs -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

In Q dark and IN evil day
Were the ,sils Of sur ship out,pread,
In an evil and doisrous day,
Theush the skies we're brisht overhead,
And the green waves laughed to the sands Of
And II. viii. s..a. seward sped.
Ard the hity sons OF tho tins
Came down with shield and with tpsar,
Ana the madens fsllswed to sing,
And the children 10 sbout and 70 cheer,
And the e'rh VA glad with the smile Of tho
spring
Andihe Strength of tho w.konins year.
And with oxen and sarlands fair
The priests 70 the altara samo
OF the s3ss whs are SOW 10 So re,
Whose anger IL ~ fs-se Ms name-
OF the gsds who have hardened their hearts
to cur prayer,
Who are deaf to the call on their name.
Fer yonas 10 sab o ,how
Cried Wee for the broken fA'h;
And her speech IL ever Of voc,
0ftorret asd horror and seattle;
And, Moo for the storm which begins to
blow
And the brand which Is kindlsd, she saith.
In Q dark and an evil day
Were els o. onr ships sutsproad.
Though the city shope golden a. d gay
Asa victim whose blood shall DO she'd
The atty wboes komss are a waste today,
With nons " bury her dead.
William Wotsrnsld, in Temple Oar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
BOILtB IUE CREAM.
sssse Of the Chinese DeIIcRotc.
served on soft street stands.
Va. mi. D.. A.. A.. ~ NJ a

hNNNtMNNNN
served on soft street stands.
wOnE Chin Poo IN New York We ID.
Ono Of the attractions Of Mott
spoet on Sunday are the several
Chinese watermelon stands. II one
wishes 20 enjoy a genuine Oriental
market sight, with stands aud booths
OF noarly every description, crowded
With Ohinoso patrons, no should pass
through Mott street on a Sunday
afternoon. say about5 o'clock. The
way the heathcns get away with
Ohristian watermelon IL significant.
Without oxaggeration, on a single
sunday afternoon. between tho hours
OF Z and X p.m., at least two tons, or
1000 pounds. Of watermelon are dc.
yourcd by the throat parchcd opium
smokers here are seven China.
men who keep watermelon stands.
and Caoh taxes ia from go 20 $50
per Sunday. They retail their
melons ~ 0 cents slice TO their
fellow cOuntrymeu. As many as
hity Ohlnamcn are often seen sur.
rounding one stand, munching at
great chunks VI veil ripened west.
crn pumpkins" as the Chinese call
them.
Then there are the Chinese pea.
nut lands, thatalso do biz business
any time Of the year. This il be.
cause the chinese cook their peanuts
IN hot water. They arc boiled until
they become mellow. Byca then
Oh'noac roasted peanuts are much
superior 10 those produced by the
sohs OF sunny Italy, because the nuts
are soaked IN salt for thirty. six
hours before they are put through
the rooster The watermelon seeds
are similarly treated, aud they serve
among the Mon yolians OF Gotham as
very dainty dish at their great
dinners, as, instead Of smoking
cigars, the Chinese guests sit down
aud crack v tormclOn seeds.
The sugar cane stands also do A
rushing business, as do tho Chinese
Leon iuu, or ice cream stands.
This Ohinese ice cream Ia somewhat
different from aBy other kind Of Toe
orcap. In the first place IL has no
Toe in ", aud in the second place IL
has no cream; but il is called Leon
fun Or Gold crOam or jelly, and il Is
really the next thing that answers
" Toe cream among The 10000 900
OF holhcns IN China The Chinese
are No fond Of il that even the real
article here has failed 10 supersede
IL. This Leon iunn" is made of a
apecics Of light stuff. very much ike
Amer eau blanc maugc. IL (, boiled
worry thin with brown sugar aud Set
10 cold wAtcr until il cobgeals and
Lhcn cut up In dice shaped small
squares A few spoonluls of This IL
put int bowl, a kind Of thin cool
swectonod sauce is poured over h
and thc whole Of this peculiar mir
tyre Is cold isrs Christian niclel
The Mott street iintan player. cali
II boi'cd roc, -.-.... ,..-.-.ss--.-........-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
A,bei,s,c Form Of Evolution

or the atheistic form Of evolution
the Christian Leader (Universalist)
says: AS applied to man, this ador-
able doctrine asks him 20 have no
other end than that OF keeping alive
aud porpetuating his species. His
bonevol, nee, which is wholly for the
good Of Others, is but an Incident
His real business is purely physical.
All that pertains 90 him as man is
that which happens--it is the out
come Of no plan. BY keeping alive
aud having family, Homer answered
the real aud the sole end oi his crca-
tion-all that he was really intended
for. His Had was sheer supereroga-
ton, an incident pure aud simple.
Patriotism has its root and substance
10 living, riskinF, suffering, dying for
awholc people. But this Is the hap
peniug-what the man was really
meant for vas to keep OF starvation
and provide ioI sons aud daughters.
Tho Leonidas part OF Leonidas was
by the way: he thwarted tho only
end Of his existence when he consent
ed TO die at Thermopyln. Jesus went
about doing good. This was all we'll
enough, yet IL was not any part st
His real mission; His mission He
destroyed on Calvary. To some OF
our readers this will seem a gross
oaricature; those not specially
booked up in atheistic evolution will
assume that no man capable Of max.
log a grammatical sentence could
ever talk or write such inefiablc
folly. We ask them 10 read the ex-
tract wo have made from Mr.. Allen
[Mr. Crane Allen, in the FORUM.
That extract Is no incident in the
materialistio iteraturc-it fairly
samples the whole OF IT, The
apostle characterized the teachings
OF the Corinthian fophisis as fool.
ishuoss with God. To characterize
this latest wisdom OF an athoistic
school would have been beyond the
capabilities OF even an inspired pen
man. The Unabridged has no epithet
taual 10 tho situation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

Heavy qualities OF faille Franchise
arc imported for handso me church,
visiting and carriage dresses, These
elegant textiles do not admit Of in
tricatc dtapcrieg, and the straight
panels. pleats aud other pcrpendicu'
lar effects, which fashion still iavors.
arc particularly adapted TO this style
of material. A Partisan gown, made
in regular tailor style, Is fashioned
with a perfectly plain skirt un.
trimmed 10 front and devoid OF even
the tiny French foot ruehe, but
pleated extremely full In the back;
The dress In this instance is made OF
male cafe au lait iaillc OF magnificent
quality. The bodice is simply point.
ed 10 front, ending in a short hort jaeot
position at the back. There arc
ep.ulcttos Of beading upon the
shoulders, and q band OF the same
s,rpiturs on collar and sleeves, and
sdded TO this a sirdlc or rope OF
beads loosely enoircling the waist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

WILLIE L. CuRrs, Of Pl,isburs, Pa,
va, brought from deaths door by
Ll.cu-pi'n.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
>INII.' NpI'INI,
toiIcgr Dire'i"r---'.cn'rHi KrN'nuc--
Ruiin. to cavern IN Public schools.

college irc't"r---'.cn'rHi K"N'nuc--
Huiin. to Govern IN Public schools.
Special Dispatch a. Ihc Examiner
AusrIN April l6.-Tho Governor
to-day appointed directors of the
\ agricultural aud Mechanical College
AS follows: &. {. Garrett, Brcnham
4. g.. Rose, Saado; G.. VI. Wiley,
Palestine: w. H. Coyitt Bryan
James G. Garrison, Tyler
Tho Comptroller to.daypaid into the
treasury 100000, mostly tor general
revenue
The following ruling was furnished
Supt j. y Gallagher OF the Waco
public tree school system, to-day, bY
the Department of Education:
/. The general right Of children
within the scholastic age to attend
the public free schools is limited TO
the district in which the children re-
side, subject to heproYision Of trans
icrs.
2. Nuu- resident cai,drcu trans
ferred to u city or district levyng -
local tax are not entitled TO tree tut
ton for longer term than the state
fdnd provides.
a. Non resident children enrolled
have the right to attend the tree
schools in tho districts III which they
are enrolled without charge, unless
transferred to another district, until
the end of the term which the state
fund provides, and they have no right
to attend free of charge for longer
time.
The anti-prohibitionists held a
meeting tonight at the court house
and selected delegates to attend the
Dallas convention, May 4,
The state land board held n meet
ing to-day and decided that all leases
OF school land heretofore made would
hold good until the new law goes
into effect, and that the prices will be
reduced to 4 cents. Payments due
now will be ~ tho old rate until the
new rate takes effect
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

smoker, bath and barber shop Next
came dining car followed by three
-lecpers. Between each pair OF coach
cs, on the edge Of the step-. wooden
wall partition was erected. These
partitions were joined by rubber
tagging which Yielded to every mo-
ton OF the train, but with the psrti-
tious formed a perfect yestibule be
tween each couple OF coaches. the
Pullman company are the originstor-
OF the device. This system WILL, it j.
said. be adopted by one QttAe roads,
to run from Chicago to New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
FALLS tOt>TN
Marlin wei visited by Farmers
Favorable crop hrport--
pcr~onal,t ucntiou,

special Dispatch 20 the Examine.
MAKLIN, April To- a large number
of farmers are in town today aud THE
ENAMINFR correspondent has made
careful inquiry about the growing
crops and il Is cheering TO know that
the irouth has had little perceptiblo
effect upon them. The wheat and the
oat crops are somewhat damaged
corn is in splendid condition, showing
no immediate wait of rain, and cotton
is coming up, and with rains from
now on, bOunteous crops will be made
The day has been cloudy: rain is now
commencing to fall, and the outlook
is apparently favorable for good
weather in the future. or course
from the existing standpoint good
weather means u rainy season.
Mr.. A. Baumback, court house con.
contractor, will move his family to
Marlin next week, aud will make hie
home here until the building il
finished.
4. +, Battles elegant mansion il
nearing completion.
Mr.J. T. Read, MI Old veteran, left
yesterday to attend the annual meet
ing Of the veterans at that place,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

LoNpoS. April l5.- LaboucArc
writes to the Lines Lord Ram
doiph Churchill urged the Orange.
men to iight and Wa appauded by
The present advocates OF coercion,
therefore he cannot object to the
doctrine that freshmen oughtto resist
when they believe their rght- hrc
invaded by not Of Parliament. should
outrage uc ur the tDcr .iOni-t- Will
nc Responsible. 10 the league Is -up.
pressed itsAouid be- rcp.a, cd by ,ecrr,
societies wlIth ought 10 make 1t thor
business u sec that rHch renting aud
MudlOrd'- cyiction- be treated ~
icak utr-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

CHICAGO. April 1.-The first trial
trip of the Vestibulo train was made
Yesterday afternoon on the Illinois
Central railroad Six coaches joined
together As completely rs rooms of n
house and containing large COM
pany of notable persons, were drawn
at high speed for sixty miles down
the road from Chicago, returning in
the evening. The first coach was Il
combined baggageroom, bullet,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

BoNBA,, April l6.-lntciligeuco has
Accn received here thata body Of the
Amccr of A!ghanistau troops made u
light attack on ~ force OF Ghii-Ia-
rebels and kiucd goo of them. several
Villages in the disturbed district OF
Atghani-tm'- have been destroyed by
fire. y number of other RIDES Than
Ghil-ia- are ioining the rebellion
against the authority of Auccr All
dur thaman. 1t is reported that the
Russians Nrr moving by slow stages
toward /ulncHr Pass, which place Is
about ! iO miles northwest OF llcrat.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

Dean, photographer, South Fifth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
tOIsI.IGN NFFNIR>,


LoNDoS, April ia special dis
patch from Rome to the Chronicle
say; "1Ae papal brict IN favor
OF the recognition Of the
knights Of Labor Will bo published
before Carolina. Gibbons departure
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

N INN WTIIINNl INT'II0,
BrRLtN, April lG.-Thc extra mill.
tary credits asked 10y The govern
mcnt amount to l#LOOOOOO marks.
Oithi. iO.OOoOOU IL for the increase
Of thcurmy and l3OOO,OOO for the new
equipment The remainder is for
strategic railways and improvements
in fOTtrc-sp-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
LrMinc ItrOIhors.

Are making Il boom in the dry goods
trade for they are Offering goods just
as cheap at retail AS YOU can buy
goods ut retail.